Notifications — free UI pack by uiCookies

Notifications – 8 Free CSS, Bootstrap & Tailwind Sets

Notifications is a pack of eight sets of toasts and notification centre components, designed and maintained in-house by uiCookies. Every set comes in three versions that look the same: plain HTML and CSS, Bootstrap 5 using .toast, .dropdown, .popover, .list-group, .nav-underline, .form-switch, .table and .progress where they fit, and Tailwind CSS 4. The sets cover a toast stack with a visible timer and four positions, a notification bell with a dropdown panel, a full notification centre page with tabs, filters and bulk actions, actionable notifications such as invitations, an undo toast and an upload toast, a channels by categories settings table, a What's new changelog popover, a dark set and a modern CSS set built on the popover attribute, @starting-style and anchor positioning. Inline banners and form alerts live in the separate Alerts pack.

A good notification tells people what happened without taking over the page. Toasts that disappear on their own need a visible timer that pauses while someone is reading or tabbing through them, and errors should stay until they are closed. Messages need a polite live region so screen readers hear them, with role="alert" kept for the urgent ones. A bell's unread count has to be part of the button's name, not just a red number, and marking things as read should update that count and say so. Panels close with Esc and hand focus back to the bell, and a settings page works best as a real table where every switch is named by its row and column, so Email under Mentions is never just an unlabelled toggle.

Aigars Silkalns

Designed & written by Aigars Silkalns

Aigars is the founder of Colorlib and uiCookies and has been designing and shipping free website templates since 2013. Every template and UI pack on uiCookies is designed and maintained in-house.

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